Thursday, March 22, 2012

Walkthrough: Creating a Web Page to Display Access Database Data

Walkthrough: Creating a Web Page to Display Access Database Data
I've started the above walkthrough. However, near the beginning it gives
the following instructions
To set permissions in the App_Data folder
In Windows Explorer, move to the root folder for the Web site.
The default location for your new Web site is c:\inetpub\wwwroot\AccessSampl
e.
If the App_Data folder does not already exist, create one.
By default, Visual Web Developer creates the folder when you create a new
Web site.
Right-click the App_Data folder, click Properties, and then click the
Security tab.
My problem is that there is no security tab. The other tabs - general,
sharing,web sharing and customize are there.
By the way, the folder is in the iis folder, and my iis is correctly
configured.
dennist685Are you using simple file sharing ?
If you are, turn it off, so the security tab shows.
Juan T. Llibre, ASP.NET MVP
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"dennist685" <dennist685@.newsgroup.nospam> wrote in message
news:890B4AD2-115D-4F76-B563-0189946F5D7C@.microsoft.com...
> Walkthrough: Creating a Web Page to Display Access Database Data
> I've started the above walkthrough. However, near the beginning it gives
> the following instructions
> To set permissions in the App_Data folder
> In Windows Explorer, move to the root folder for the Web site.
> The default location for your new Web site is c:\inetpub\wwwroot\AccessSam
ple.
> If the App_Data folder does not already exist, create one.
> By default, Visual Web Developer creates the folder when you create a new
> Web site.
> Right-click the App_Data folder, click Properties, and then click the
> Security tab.
> My problem is that there is no security tab. The other tabs - general,
> sharing,web sharing and customize are there.
> By the way, the folder is in the iis folder, and my iis is correctly
> configured.
> dennist685

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